Abstract
The interaction of a quantum algebraic system su(1,1) interacting with a qubit is studied. A nonlinear function has been added to interaction with the presence of Kerr medium (KM). The general solution is obtained using the constants of motion and Heisenberg equation for the time-evolution operator. The effects of the nonlinear function and KM on the emission spectrum and entropy squeezing are calculated. The results showed that the emission spectrum is affected by the nonlinear function. Symmetric peaks are generated around the vertical axis with increasing influence of the nonlinear function. By activating the role of the KM, the emission spectrum loses symmetry around the vertical axis and the maximum values decrease. Moreover, the KM reduces the squeezing intervals, while the squeezing intervals are improved by increasing the effect of the nonlinear function.
•Emission spectrum.•Entropy squeezing.•Nonlinear interaction.•SU(1,1) Lie algebra.